Good shows to see?

It's my mum's birthday soon, and I was thinking about getting her tickets to a musical or a live show - she loves them. Anyone recommend a good one?
I don't have a clue about musicals...
I don't have a clue about musicals...
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where abouts would you be going?
not my cup of tea....
Jersey Boys sounds good, but I'm not sure she hasn't seen it already...I have to have a think
I liked it, and whats more there is a brilliant fish and chip shop quite close for those after theatre refreshments.
Check out c2c-online.co.uk for 2 for 1 offers. I think Stomp are included, and I fancy that show.
(Er as we are related in a cybernetic way, I think you should take me too. I wont be much trouble, and I hardly dribble now.....well only a bit)
It was very funny as well as being very moving. The theatre had a mix of ages (although mainly female), but it was really entertaining.
If I describe it here you'll probably think no way, (although it does have Abi Titmuss pole dancing in it) but google it as it gets a great review wherever it goes.
Oops, looks like it's not touring at the moment. Best get your fishnets out and see Rocky Horror instead!
I wanna see Rocky horror. Bet that's excellent!!
My girlfrined took me to see we will rock you and she wasn't even a fan of queen, she absolutely loved it ! Highly recommended...
Dirty dancing was good (and that's comin' from a bloke.lol)
You've just missed out on the blue man group (so did I...damn it) check 'em out on youtube !!
Also check out Wicked . The story of the wicked witch in the wizard of Oz.
Heres a link for whats on at the momment:-
http://www.londontheatre.co.uk/londontheatre/whatson/index.htm
The choices i would go to is either wicked or billy elliot was ment to go see wicked myself last year but was taken ill the reviews have been brill for it, but am off to watch we will rock you on saturday so i will let you know what its like.
I'd rather cut my ears off with a pair of rusty scissors than sit through an evening of Queen songs.
Hope you have a good time.
Saw Oliver in May which was really good but there is a new fagin now )no longer Rowan Atkinson)
Some theatres in London will sell the whole front row for £25 on the day of the performance.
Only thing is this will mean queing outside the theatre early and you are limited to two tickets per person.
As far as I know shows which currently do this are:
Grease
Hairspray
Sister Act
Wicked
Billy Elliot
Its a gd feeling when you turn around in your seat and the person behind you has paid £60+ quid for their seat